Technical College for Girls in Madinah: Direct admission for the second semester of 1447
The Technical College for Girls in Madinah announced today the availability of seats for direct admission to its morning diploma program for the second semester of the 1447 AH academic year. This announcement provides an additional opportunity for female students interested in technical and vocational training who were not accepted in the initial admission stages.
The college administration encouraged prospective applicants to follow the college's official social media accounts, where the direct registration link will be posted. The college emphasized that admission will be available immediately until all available places in the various specializations are filled, urging applicants to act quickly to secure a place.
The importance of technical training and keeping pace with the labor market
This announcement comes in the context of the great movement witnessed by the technical and vocational training sector in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which is one of the main pillars for achieving the goals of the Kingdom’s Vision 2030. The General Organization for Technical and Vocational Training is working diligently to expand the acceptance of female trainees in order to empower Saudi women and provide them with the practical and applied skills required by the evolving labor market.
Technical colleges for women play a pivotal role in bridging the gap between educational outcomes and the needs of the private sector by offering high-quality training programs that focus on skills and technical expertise. This type of education contributes to reducing unemployment rates and enhancing the efficiency of the national workforce, thereby promoting sustainable economic development across the Kingdom.
The role of the technical college in the development of the Madinah region
The Technical College for Girls in Medina is a vital training institution serving the young women of the region. It provides a state-of-the-art training environment equipped with the latest laboratories and technologies that simulate real-world work environments. The college's role extends beyond education, encompassing the development of trainees' professional skills and fostering a culture of self-employment and entrepreneurship.
Graduates of this training program are expected to contribute to the development, tourism, and service projects underway in Madinah, particularly given the expansion of projects serving pilgrims and the digital transformation taking place in the region's public and private sectors. Therefore, securing a place in this program is a strategic step toward a promising professional future for the applicants.
It is worth mentioning that the direct admission system is a flexible mechanism adopted by the institution to invest the maximum capacity of the colleges, and to ensure that training opportunities are not lost, which reflects the keenness of the educational leadership to provide education and training opportunities for the largest possible segment of the nation’s daughters.
